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Crucigrama Module 1 Vocab Crossword ChallengeVersión en línea Explore core programming terms in a quick puzzle. por Sarah-Callin Moat 1 A collection of data organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data. 2 A software program that lets you create databases and then manipulate data in them. 3 A database that consists of a collection of tables that can be joined through a common field; each table contains information on a specific subject, stored in the same file. 4 A way of uniquely identifying each record in a database; also called primary key. 5 In an Access or in an Excel table or PivotTable, a column containing a specific property for each record, such as a person, place, object, event, or idea. 6 In Access and Excel, a row of data in a table, representing a complete set of field values for a specific person, place, object, event, or idea; also called a tuple. 7 The field in a database that contains unique information for each record; also called a unique identifier. 8 The area in an Access window where you work on tables, forms, and reports. 9 In Access, tabs at the top of open objects in the work area, such as tables and reports. 10 The gray bar at the bottom of Office app windows that shows status information about the currently open document, worksheet, DB, or presentation, as well as containing commands for viewing the file in different ways & for changing the zoom %. 11 A view in Access that shows a table as a collection of rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet. 12 A spreadsheet-like grid that displays fields as columns and records as rows 13 In Access, a pane in the program window that lets you move between objects in the database 14 A field type that means Access assigns the value 1 to the first record, 2 to the second record, and so on. 15 The field property that determines what field values you can enter for the field & what other properties the field will have. 16 A view in which the structure of an object can be manipulated. 17 A data type that stores dates, times, or both. 18 In Access, a data type that allows field values containing letters, digits, and other characters. 19 In Access, a numeric format within the Format property that displays numbers with a currency symbol. Also a data type for fractional values such as those that represent money. 20 In Access, data type that represents integer values, or whole numbers, such as quantities, measurements, and scores. 5 11 14 19 7 20 16 13 10 4 15 17 9 1 3 18 12 2 1 The set of rules guiding how symbols are arranged to form statements in a language or code. 2 A symbol whose value can change during execution. 3 A block of code that performs a task when called. 4 A step-by-step method used to solve a problem. 5 A control structure that repeats a section of code while a condition holds. 6 An indexed collection of elements stored contiguously. 7 A blueprint from which objects are instantiated, grouping properties and methods. 8 An instance created from a class containing data and behavior. 1 3 2 6

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Module 1 Vocab Crossword ChallengeVersión en línea

Explore core programming terms in a quick puzzle.

por Sarah-Callin Moat

A collection of data organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data.

A software program that lets you create databases and then manipulate data in them.

A database that consists of a collection of tables that can be joined through a common field; each table contains information on a specific subject, stored in the same file.

A way of uniquely identifying each record in a database; also called primary key.

In an Access or in an Excel table or PivotTable, a column containing a specific property for each record, such as a person, place, object, event, or idea.

In Access and Excel, a row of data in a table, representing a complete set of field values for a specific person, place, object, event, or idea; also called a tuple.

The field in a database that contains unique information for each record; also called a unique identifier.

The area in an Access window where you work on tables, forms, and reports.

In Access, tabs at the top of open objects in the work area, such as tables and reports.

The gray bar at the bottom of Office app windows that shows status information about the currently open document, worksheet, DB, or presentation, as well as containing commands for viewing the file in different ways & for changing the zoom %.

A view in Access that shows a table as a collection of rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet.

A spreadsheet-like grid that displays fields as columns and records as rows

In Access, a pane in the program window that lets you move between objects in the database

A field type that means Access assigns the value 1 to the first record, 2 to the second record, and so on.

The field property that determines what field values you can enter for the field & what other properties the field will have.

A view in which the structure of an object can be manipulated.

A data type that stores dates, times, or both.

In Access, a data type that allows field values containing letters, digits, and other characters.

In Access, a numeric format within the Format property that displays numbers with a currency symbol. Also a data type for fractional values such as those that represent money.

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A collection of data organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data.

A software program that lets you create databases and then manipulate data in them.

A database that consists of a collection of tables that can be joined through a common field; each table contains information on a specific subject, stored in the same file.

A way of uniquely identifying each record in a database; also called primary key.

In an Access or in an Excel table or PivotTable, a column containing a specific property for each record, such as a person, place, object, event, or idea.

In Access and Excel, a row of data in a table, representing a complete set of field values for a specific person, place, object, event, or idea; also called a tuple.

The field in a database that contains unique information for each record; also called a unique identifier.

The area in an Access window where you work on tables, forms, and reports.

In Access, tabs at the top of open objects in the work area, such as tables and reports.

The gray bar at the bottom of Office app windows that shows status information about the currently open document, worksheet, DB, or presentation, as well as containing commands for viewing the file in different ways & for changing the zoom %.

A view in Access that shows a table as a collection of rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet.

A spreadsheet-like grid that displays fields as columns and records as rows

In Access, a pane in the program window that lets you move between objects in the database

A field type that means Access assigns the value 1 to the first record, 2 to the second record, and so on.

The field property that determines what field values you can enter for the field & what other properties the field will have.

A view in which the structure of an object can be manipulated.

A data type that stores dates, times, or both.

In Access, a data type that allows field values containing letters, digits, and other characters.

In Access, a numeric format within the Format property that displays numbers with a currency symbol. Also a data type for fractional values such as those that represent money.

In Access, data type that represents integer values, or whole numbers, such as quantities, measurements, and scores.

The set of rules guiding how symbols are arranged to form statements in a language or code.

A symbol whose value can change during execution.

A block of code that performs a task when called.

A step-by-step method used to solve a problem.

A control structure that repeats a section of code while a condition holds.

An indexed collection of elements stored contiguously.

A blueprint from which objects are instantiated, grouping properties and methods.

An instance created from a class containing data and behavior.